The North East Governors’ Forum has appointed Umar Gulani as its new director-general.
The Borno government has unveiled plans to construct northern Nigeria’s first intra-city rail network.
Mr Zulum said the scheme was being implemented in collaboration between the state government and the Bank of Industry (BoI).
The commissioner warned that schools violating the regulations would face penalties, including potential suspension of operating licences.
The minister said Borno’s humanitarian needs would take centre stage in the plan starting January 2025.
Mr Zulum, in his remarks at the flag-off, explained that the choice of Ngala was to restore food supply to the community after being cut off for four months.
The Borno government has donated 18 patrol motorcycles to troops of the 25 Brigade of the Nigerian Army in Damboa LGA to boost operations.
Mr Kadafur said 24,500 farmers in Borno would benefit from the support targeting 49,000 farmers in the North-East.
“You cannot gain victory over Boko Haram unless you, as the indigenous people in the areas, stand to defend yourselves. You have to defend yourselves,” Mr Zulum said.
No one is perfect, so the government has pardoned them, although no arrears will be paid,” stated the governor.
